CBRE

Ex Parte Application by LM Property Development Limited, domiciled in the Bahamas, and Mirko Kovats, described as a citizen of Austria who is "an international real estate investor, permanently residing in the Bahamas since 1995", to take discovery from Electra America Hospitality Group LLC, CBRE Group, Inc., and Rothschild & Co US Inc. for use in legal proceedings in the Bahamas "involving the Government of the Bahamas and other private parties relating to Applicants' attempts to purchase lucrative real estate that they could then develop", filed at the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware.

Application alleging "HBC secretly siphoned away what appears to be billions of dollars of assets by transferring its entire United States operations to a newly-formed Bermuda parent company, under the guise of an internal restructuring thereby removing those assets from the reach of HBC's creditors, including CBRE" by CBRE Global Investors (NL) B.V., CBRE DRET Custodian I B.V., CBRE DHC Maastricht (Grote Staat V) B.V., and CBRE DHC Den Haag (Grote Markstraat V) B.V. to take discovery from HBC US Holdings LLC and its General Counsel, David Schwartz, for use in "a civil action in The Netherlands against Hudson's Bay Company ULC, a Canadian company formerly known as Hudson's Bay Company, who through its affiliates owns and operates department stores, including Saks Fifth Avenue, throughout the United States, Canada and Europe", filed at the U. S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.